Full
Full adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Potted
Potted adjective - Being under the influence of alcohol.
Both words in one sentence
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Bag of Holding: Mary takes full sized hat rack, a neck-long mirror, a potted plant, and a hand mirror out of her carpet bag (one after the other).
Source: Film / Mary Poppins -
The series is so full of snark that when Hayate and Hinagiku are inadvertently acting like a lovey-dovey couple with no other characters around it resorts to using nameless background characters, a pigeon, and even a potted plant to make sarcastic comments about them.
Source: World of Snark - Even kindhearted Mother Summer has signs of this as she tends to and cares for plagues as though they were potted plants and receives the full respect of a contingent of Winter fae when they see her before going to fight the Outsiders.Mother Summer: [S]howing respect to one's elders is never unwise.
Source: Literature / Cold Days
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